DEVICE FOR CONTAINER WATER FILTERING

Abstract

The invention relates to a water filtration with a process optimization method, which employ cartridges with conventional electrolytic cells that have electrolytic cells, modified with automated control systems for the purpose of manipulating, monitoring and performing maintenance strategies in a single device, either in mobile containers or in swimming pools, gutters, etc., in such a way that: the purification process of the liquid, preferably water, is increased, the speed of its processing is increased, a process that is conventionally performed manual way is automated; in addition to optimizing the materials used in the purification, the process minimizes the risks of infiltration of impurities in the organism by immersion in treated waters with high pollutant levels; finally the process decreases the formation of tartar in the containers.

Claims

1. A device for the filtration of water in containers comprising an electrolysis cartridge with electrified plates and an automation device which act synergistically, the device comprising: at least three metal rectangular plates on the electrolysis cartridge, each of the rectangular plates includes one end having a groove that allows a section of the plate to be folded in such a way as to cause an extension acting as a conventional terminal; at least one interleaved plate placed between the at least three rectangular metal plates, the at least one interleaved plate is placed equidistantly between the plates with terminals; the at least three metal rectangular plates and the interleaved plates are placed inside a casing having threaded ends and with an inner walls having a pair of grooved insulating plates with channels disposed towards a center of the casing; each channel of each one of the grooved insulation plate coincides in arrangement and size with respect to the channel of the opposing grooved insulation plate, in such a way that the plates and the interleaved plates are inserted into each pair of the channels of the insulation plates; an innermost end of each insulation plate includes a stop to detain the advance of the plates, and at the opposite end of each insulation plate includes a lock having a T shape having at least one groove; wherein if one of the grooves is at a crossing point of the lines forming it, and that said groove coincides in size and shape to accommodate the fold of the extension being in the at least one of the metal rectangular plates; on an opposite section from where the groove is located, the lock has a fold having a form of a square U to be supported on the edge of the insulation plate in which the lock is placed and that the insulation plate has an groove to ensure a correct positioning of the lock; wherein when the lock is placed in the groove, a cross section that forms the T shape presses the plates, avoiding that they travel in the channels, at the same time, the fold has a flange that when closing the cartridge is arranged on the inside of a first lid causing the closure; a lid comprises a first cylindrical section attached to a surrounding plate which at an end of which is attached to the cylindrical section has a stop which engages in a notch at the edge of the casing, toward the center of the lid, on the side where the stop is located, there is a second cylindrical section, which supports a gasket, which performs an airtight seal between the casing and the lid; the casing and the lid are secured by a threaded ring in its internal section and grooved by its outer face whose thread is engaged in the casing, since the latter has the counterpart of the thread of the ring; on the outside of the casing, immediately after the ring, a surrounding casing is placed which contacts the terminals of the plates in such a way that by employing as many conventional cables attached to the terminals as are inserted into a Insulating casing, submerged in epoxy resin which protects them, the opposite end is attached to a conventional automation control box in order to electrify the plates inside the housing; at the opposite end of the casing, a second cap is screwed with the same characteristics as the first cap; however, the automation device comprises a T connection in the cross section of a plug that seals are inserted and has a hole centered through which is a stem forming a single piece with a blade positioned inside the connection, the opposite end of said rod activates a flow sensor which is conventionally connected to a PCB electronic board and in the same way, the card is connected to a temperature sensor which is placed in the T connection, on one side Of the stem, said sensor measures the temperature of the water flow through the T connection, at the same time the water passage activates the stem and the previous measurements are sent to a logical processing unit to automate the process.

2. The device according to claim 2, wherein when the T connection is replaced by adding a first and a second perforations to the casing, wherein the first perforation houses the cap and the second perforation houses the temperature sensor.

3. The device according to claim 1, wherein the at least three metal rectangular plate is made of stainless and coated with a corrosion resistant metals.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

[0016] The characteristic details of this novel improved device for the filtration of water in containers are clearly shown in the following description and in the accompanying drawings, as well as that description where the same reference signs are followed to indicate the parts and figures shown.

[0017] FIG. 1 is a side view of the electrolysis cartridge of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

[0018] FIG. 2 is a side view of the mechanism for measuring flow and temperature sensing employed in the improved device for filtering water in containers.

[0019] FIG. 3 is a front view of the mechanism for measuring flow and temperature sensing employed in the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

[0020] FIG. 4 is a conventional perspective view, enlarged and referenced to a scaled model of the electrolytic cartridge lid of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

[0021] FIG. 5 is a conventional perspective view, enlarged and referenced to a scale model of the second cylindrical section holding the lid of the electrolysis cartridge of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

[0022] FIG. 6 is a top view of the T-shaped lock which stops the plates inside the electrolysis cartridge of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

[0023] FIG. 7 is a lower conventional perspective view of the T-shaped lock which stops the plates inside the electrolysis cartridge of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

[0024] FIG. 8 is a front view of the electrolysis cartridge of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

[0025] FIG. 9 is a side view, installed in a conventional liquid flow line, with the mechanism for measuring flow and temperature sensing and the electrolysis cartridge of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

[0026] FIG. 10 is an installed side view of the variant of the electrolysis cartridge of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0027] Based on the above figures the improved device for the filtration of water in containers comprises two main elements: a cartridge for electrolysis 1 and an automation device 2 acting synergistically; wherein the electrolysis cartridge 1 comprises at least three rectangular metal plates 3, 4 and 5 (preferably of stainless metals and coated with corrosion resistant metals which at one end have a groove 6 that allows folding) which count At one end with a groove 6 which allows folding a section of the plate 3, 4 and 5 in such a way as to cause an extension 7 acting as a conventional terminal; between these three rectangular metal plates 3, 4 and 5, at least one rectangular plate 8 is disposed equidistantly disposed between the plates with terminals 3, 4 and 5; All the plates 3, 4, 5 and the interleaved plates 8 are placed inside a casing 9 (preferably cylindrical) threaded at their ends and that in the inner walls thereof has a pair of grooved insulating plates 10 whose channels 11 are arranged towards the center of the housing 9, and furthermore each channel 11 of one of the insulating plate 10 coincides in arrangement and size with respect to the channel 11 of the opposing insulating plate 10, such that the plates 3, 4, 5 and the interleaved plates 8 are inserted into each pair of channels 11 of the insulating plates 10; at the innermost end of each insulation plate 10, each has a stop 12 for stopping the advancement of the plates 3, 4, 5 and 8, and at the opposite end of at least one of the insulation plates 10 places a lock 13, which has a T shape, having at least one groove 14 which, if one, is at the crossing point of the lines forming it and that said groove 14 coincides in size and shape to accommodate the fold of the terminal 7 found on any of the plates 3, 4 and 5; and in the opposite section from which the groove 14 is located, the T of the lock 13 has a fold 15, preferably in the form of a square U to be supported on the edge of the insulating plate 10 in which it is placed and that the latter also has a groove 16 which ensures the correct positioning of the lock 13 preventing the user from mistaking the place for its correct assembly; the lock 13, when it is placed in the groove 16, the cross section forming the T presses the plates 3, 4, 5 and 8, preventing them from traveling in the channels 11, at the same time, the fold 15 has a flange 17 which, upon closing the cartridge 1, is disposed on the inside of a first lid 18 causing this closure; the lid 18 comprises a first cylindrical section 19 attached to a surrounding plate 20 which, at the end of which is attached to the cylindrical section 19, has a stop 21, which engages a notch 22 located in the edge of the housing 9, towards the center of the lid 18, on the side of the stop 21, is a second cylindrical section 36, which supports a gasket 23, which makes a seal between the housing 9 and the lid 18; the latter two, the housing 9 and the lid 18 are secured, thanks to a ring 24 threaded in its internal section and grooved by its outer face, the thread of which is engaged in the housing 9, since the latter has the counterpart of the thread of the ring 24; on the outside of the housing 9, next to the ring 24, a surrounding cover 25 is placed, which in its interior contacts the terminals 7 of the plates 3, 4 and 5, in such a way that by employing an equal number of conventional, attached to the terminals 7 are inserted into an insulating cover 26 and submerged in epoxy resin, which protects them and the opposite end is attached to a conventional automation control box, in order to electrify the plates 3, 4 and 5 of the Interior of the housing 9; at the opposite end of the casing 9, a second cap 27 is screwed with similar characteristics as the first lid 18.

[0028] Now, the automation device 2 comprises a T-shaped connection 28 in the cross-section of which is inserted a plug 29 which seals it and which has a centered perforation 30 through which a stem 31 forming a single piece with a blade 32, remaining within the connection 28; the opposite end of said stem 31 activates a flow sensor 33 which is conventionally connected to a PCB-type electronic board 34; in the same way, the card 34 is connected with a temperature sensor 35, which is placed in the connection T 28 to one side of the stem 31 and that said sensor measures the temperature of the water flow passing through the connection T 28, at the same time the water passage activates the stem 31 and the above measurements are sent (remotely, synchronously or asynchronously) to an external logic processing unit 32 to automate the process.

[0029] A first variant of the improved device for the filtration of water in containers described above consists in eliminating the connection T 28 and instead using the same casing 9 to which two perforations 33 and 34 are made, where the first perforation accommodates the plug 29 and the second blast-hole the temperature sensor 35 in the same housing body 9.

[0030] Operation of the Invention:

[0031] The above-described device therefore constitutes an electrochemical cell which is manipulated from an automated control box, from which the energy arriving at the plates and the charges (positive and negative) is emitted producing the electrolysis inside the housing of the cartridge, at the same time, the flow levels are measured by a sensor that takes the pulse of the hydraulic flow, converting it into an electrical signal which is transmitted to the automation control box; similarly, a second sensor measures the temperature and is transmitted to the same control box which can be controlled manually or fully automated, either by synchronous, asynchronous, or real-time connection.

[0032] Having sufficiently described my invention, what I consider as a novelty and therefore, claim of my exclusive property what is contained in the following claims: